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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 6454, 6 March 1888, Page 3

! Amusements. PRINCESS THEATRE. Lessee Mr J. Persian Something New under the Sun. TO-NIGHT! ) TUESDAY, I TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT 1 1 6th March. \ TO-NIGHT 1 The over-welcome and mOBt reliable Minstrel, Comedy, GymD»stio, Pantomine, Variety, Miscellaneous Troupe of Firstclass Artists, the •fyl-OHAWK Tl/TINSTRELS. Mohawks J Change Programme Mohawks Mohawks f every evening 1 Mohawks Mohawks ( Novelty »fter Fov- Mohawks Mohawkß J elty produced ! Mohawks New and Beautiful Scenery by our Saenio Art-st, Mr E. L. Williams. Magnificent Lime-light and Mechanical Effects, Constant Changes of 'programmed Monster attractions forßaceWeek.Read daily papers. Prices— 3s, 2j,tnd is.Boxplan at H.l.Jones MR WAL PRICE, Advanoe Manager. DRILL SHED. THURSDAY NIGHT, Bth MARCH. SLAVIN AND HALL AUSTRALIAN COMBINATION. SLAVIN (Champion of Australia), and CHARLEY RICHARDSON. The Champion undertakes to knock out Richardson in four rounds, or forfeit £20. SILVER CUP Competition for beat local Amateur Boxer. The Combination will be assisted by several well known locai talent. Prices of Admission— 4s and 2s, THO3. A. DWYER, Manager. or FISHING ! ta- SEA-BATHING I "CIXCURSION~~ rriRAINS TO CABTLECLIFF. RACE DAYS-THURSDAY & FRIDAY, MARCH 8m & 9th. Eicnrsion Trains will leave town for Castlecliff at ... I 10 | 11 |12 | 2| 3 | 6 j Leave Heads... 9 | 10.30 I 11,30 I 1,30 I 2.30 | 5 | Faris— Return, Is ; children, half-price. TITANGANUI REGATTA CONCERT. TUESDAY, "lira MARCHi PROGRAMME 1 . Pabi l : Dvertnre ... Garrison Band BoDg ... .„ ...Mrß.C.Tennant 3°»g „ Mr Davidson Song (oomic) ... 1M Mr West Recitation _ Mr S.S.Griffiths Song ,„ MrJohnFawson Song .. „, .„ Mies Leys 3ong „ Mr 3ong (comic) Mr P. Lundon | Presentation of the Prizas by the President of the Regatta Association, S, T. Fitzbbbbebt, Eeq. Pabtll.: * Overture Garrison Band * jaartette— ' See our oara with feathered spray " — — 3ong % ... ... _____ 3ong ... „, '" Recitation ._ '", Mr S. Griffiths Song ... .„ ...Mies L. Kitchen Daet 3ong (oonucj' !." 1* Mr P. Lundon God Save the Queen. Doors open at 7.30. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Prices of admission— Dress Circle, 3a: Stalls, 2a ; Pit, Is. T. BUSH, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer! TT7 ANGANUI ANNUAL KEGATTA. AMENDED PEOGEAMME, Under the auspices of the Wanganui Amateur Association, and under the Rules of "The New Zealand Amateur Sowing Association," TUESDAY, 13th MARCH, 1888. Mcers— President, S. T. Fitzherbort, Esq. Vice - Presidents, His Worship the Mayor (James Laird, Esq.), G. Hutchison, Esq., M.H.R., and Dr Tripe. Judge, Mr F- M. Spurdle. Startei;, Mr T. W. Ferry: Umpire, Mr W. Montgomery. Tune-keepa, Mr C. H. Cliavanncs. Hon Secretary and Treasurer, Mr Thomas Bush. PROGRAMME. 1. Champion Fotjes— Outrig. Distance, 2 miles. First prize, £40 and tho " Young Challenge Vase " ; 2nd prize, £10 ; 3rd prize, £5. Start at 11.30 a.m. 2. Maiden Foues — Distance, 1 mile. Prize, £6. To start at 12 o'clock. 3. Collegiate School t« Wanganui Rowing Club. — Distance, 1 mile. Start at 12.30 p.m. 4. Juniob Foues — Outrig. Distance, li ~ miles. First prize, £8; 2nd prize, £2Start at 1 p.m. 5. Ladies' Plate — Distance, 1J miles. First prize, £10 j 2nd prize, £2. Start at 2 p.m. 6- Double Scttlls — Distance, 1J miles. Prize, £5. Start at 2.30 p.m. 7. Junior Foras — Distance, 1$ mile? First prize, £8 ; 2nd prize, £2. ~St»t+, a t 3 p.m. B. Maori Canob Eace— First pri"^,, £ . 2nd prize, £3. Start at 3.30 p.'j! ' ' 9. Senioe Foues— lnrig. Stance, 2 miles. First prize, £15; ? jnd pr j ze £ 5< Start at 4 p.m. r IO.ScBLLEES-lVmne^ ph-st prize, £ ; 2nd prize, £G. Start at 4.30 p.m. T. BUSH, Hon fjoc, and Trcas. Wangnnui Pvowing Association, «S* LOOK OUT job Ty AVAL \ RTILLERY UP-RIVER PICNIC & KOVELTY SPORTS —ONEASIER MONDAY. BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICE. rpENDERS for Formation, &c.,in Dublin X Street will be reoeived at the Borough Council Office until 4 p:m. on MONDAY, 12th instant. Specifications at the office, GEORGE BROOKING, Town Clerk, WANGANUI REGATTA ASSOCIT- = HON. , rpENDERS will bo received at tho . X Anchor Hotel up to 8 p.m. on , WEDNESDAY, March 7th, for the right j of erecting one Booth and supplying ■, Refreshments in tho River Bank encloauro on Eogatta Day | Also — Separate Tenders for Correct Cards of Sports and Races. j T. BUSH, ' Hon. Seo. and Treas. . — ! KACING. RACJING. ' MR REED, OocidentaJ Hotel, having ■ ■ecured No. 2 Booth behind Grand i Stand, will, on Thursday and Friday, < provide a first-clais Luncheon for 2b 6d. ( Wines, Spirits, and Ale of the best brands. ( 11 —^^ 1 WANGANUI RIFLES. ' POSTPONEMENT OF PARADE. THE Inspection Parade advertised to be held to-night is postponed until the arrival of the Champion Belt winner and other representatives, due notice of which. ' will be given. CHARLES H. BORLASE, Captain. i wanganui jockey club. ! no"tkje. "VTO Proprietor of Bports or Legitimate JA Games will be allowed to ply his calling at the eueuing Meeting without first paying a fee of £1 for the two days, FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Hon, Seo< W.J.O.